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Crisis Situations: Which Model Is Better, CCO or Non-CCO?
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In this video presentation, a critical care physician discusses the importance of having a critical care organization (CCO) in the midst of a crisis. The speaker emphasizes that crisis is an unavoidable part of a critical care physician's career and that it is crucial to be well-prepared and organized to handle it effectively. They cite examples of past crises such as the cholera outbreak in Haiti and the COVID-19 pandemic to highlight the need for an organized approach. The speaker discusses the advantages of a CCO, including centralized leadership, structured triage processes, and the ability to quickly adapt staffing and resources. They also mention the use of telemedicine and innovative staffing methods employed by CCOs during crises. The speaker concludes by stating that while crises are inevitable, chaos can be prevented with a well-functioning critical care organization.
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Administration, 2023
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Type: two-hour concurrent | Leadership Roles in Critical Care Organizations: The Way Forward! (SessionID 1228260)
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2023
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critical care organization
crisis management
preparedness
centralized leadership
triage processes
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